Global minimum tax raised revenue without cutting investment or jobs - OECD paper

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Countries with a global minimum tax (GMT) on ‌multinational companies raised billions in additional revenue without significantly reducing investment or jobs, according to a working paper from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. Around 140 countries committed to enact a

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According to the latest OECD report, the implementation of the global minimum corporate tax has generated billions of dollars in additional revenue without reducing investment or employment by multinational corporations. This policy, adopted by over 140 countries, has proven that preventing tax avoidance has limited negative impacts on the real economy. Investors should closely monitor the potential impact of improved fiscal health and increased tax revenues on corporate earnings.

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The OECD data suggests that the global minimum tax framework is successfully curbing profit shifting to low-tax jurisdictions.

While critics initially feared that the tax would deter corporate expansion, the absence of adverse effects on investment levels indicates a stable regulatory environment. Going forward, the focus will shift toward how governments utilize these new revenues to stimulate growth versus fiscal consolidation.

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